Sentence examples for perhaps lack of from inspiring English sources

Perhaps lack of sleep leads to disruption of the brain's serotonin systems.

Perhaps lack of length was my problem, or my fingers are just too clumsy.

By smiling one indicates friendliness and perhaps lack of intent to cause harm; by frowning one conveys the opposite.

Debate over Spanier's actions — or perhaps lack of actions — has angered and puzzled many students, faculty members and alumni.

Whatever the political limitations – and perhaps lack of polish – of what he is doing, the bottom line is that he is doing it.

More recently, contrarian Judith Curry was reported as warning about decades of cooling (or perhaps lack of warming) stretching out to the 2030s.

Perhaps this means the scrummage, perhaps a lack of pace in the back row, perhaps a stolid look to the midfield.

These standards – whilst perhaps lacking the excitement of many of the applications – are critical.

Perhaps his lack of one was implicit in his requests, or perhaps he was skating over it.Either way, they're off.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, lack of financial investment is consistently touted.

But perhaps that lack of distraction is a good thing.